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Hello and welcome to True Crime Daily, the podcast covering high profile and under the radar

cases from across the country every week on your host, Anna Garcia. We are recording this on April 21st of 2021.

I like those numbers. There's a lot of good numbers in there. Today we are being joined by criminal

defense attorney Robert K. Corbett, the third, who is based in Charlotte, North Carolina, which,

by the way, we're going to have a huge case out of there today. Robert was a prosecutor for

approximately 10 years, ultimately specializing in homicide prosecutions. And then in 2012,

Robert moved into private practice. You are a trial attorney. You handle some really tough cases.

Robert, welcome to the program. Hey, well, thank you for having me. I'm looking forward to

being here. Oh, we're so excited about it. We we're fascinated by your background. I love your

bow ties. I wore a bow tie today in your honor. Yeah, I take it as something, you know, it's part of

the uniform. You need something to allow you to stand down and people can recognize you easily.

And I love it. And your partner wears bow ties too, right? Well, no, he's he's more into the

traditional look. But he does more fitness bodybuilding. So we kind of call ourselves the beard in

the bow tie because he has the big mountain man beard. And then you can always identify him. And

then you can always pick me up by the bow tie. Ah, fabulous. We're going to talk more about your

practice, your fabulous Instagram account that I follow. That's where I first found you. We'll talk

about that later in the program. We're thrilled to have you. We really want to hear your insight.

We have what I would say to really bizarre cases, the kind of cases that could both be made

into movies. I don't often say that, but I think these two really fit that. So our first case,

or at least one of the cases we're going to look at is a North Carolina teacher who is leading

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